•The gunplay -It's most notable in 1st person, but often times it looked like I shot the enemy but the shots didn't register. This happens most often when using Iron Sights on weapons, nonetheless, it's a problem that's gotten me killed a lot, not to mention ammo is pretty scarce when you don't have a lot of money. [b]While it does seem slightly clunky to me too, I have shot guns, and not every shot that looks good will hit. Its pretty realistic to me.[/b] •Some things aren't spelled out -When you're game is expansive, huge, and just overall complex, players who are new to the series will be a little confused on how some things work. I wasn't aware of the currency until far into the game. Nor did I quite understand how to barter until too far into the game. [b]The game is better without super-convenient tutorials. You woke up from a 200 year cryo-sleep in a nuclear wasteland, why would you expect someone super helpful to be right there to explain everything? Its part of fallout to have to learn things on your own.[/b] •Melee weapons seem underpowered -It could be just me, but when I ran out of ammo and all I had was a knife, machete or baseball bat, I was pretty much dead. Think they may need a damage increase or someone tell me how to use them. [b]People in reality dont die from 2 hits of a baseball bat. People in fallout wear armor too.[/b] •Enemies seem too strong (on normal) -For example, when I faced the mob like enemies with Submachine guns, they did more damage than me even though I was shooting them with the same gun. This shouldn't be the case on [i]normal[/i]. I understand why something like the mutant bear is strong, after all it is a bear (man did that thing take some hits) and deathclaws, I found out very quickly why they are called deathclaws. But even the Ghouls seem too strong since they are fast, strong and eat a lot more bullets than I think they should on [i]normal[/i]. I am shooting them with [b]bullets[/b], in the head, they should drop quicker just by common sense. This is just something I noticed. [b]Sounds like you should play on easy buddy. Better yet, play call of duty. This is fallout, enemies are tough. Its just part of the game.[/b] •Easy, Normal, Hard and Very hard (And survival) -This is simply a pet peeve I have about difficulties in gaming. For a game with such high praise, I was disappointed to see that enemies did nothing [i]strategically[/i] different. Again, this isn't limited to this game but it's a pet peeve of mine. Save for survival mode, the only difference I noticed in combat was that I had less health and they had more. I would have loved to see something like more Ghouls In a pack, Enemies performing flanking maneuvers or wildlife having new abilities that make them more dangerous without increasing health. I hated it in Destiny and I hate it now. [b]Damn dude, how much can you expect from one game? Its not the year 2068, games have limits. Not to mention enemies do everything they can already. This is such a stupid complaint. I can agree with the more enemies part though. Id love to see more ghouls in a pack on harder difficulties.[/b] •The glitches -The game seems to threaten to crash every so often, thankfully never does though. But there are some pretty outstanding glitches in the game and the frames do seem to slow down every so often especially when entering new areas. [b]Theres a lot of stuff going on, and a lot of items in the world. What do you expect? Go play an empty game if you have a big issue with frame rate drops and glitches.[/b] •The graphics -They aren't terrible, but definitely not up to par with "current gen" expectations. There are some moments where things look really good and there are some things that look god-awful. The engine looks like it could pass as a last gen game in terms of graphics. It wasn't so bad that I minded but it was worth taking note. [b]Go play an empty game. This game is content over graphics. I seriously hate how people judge a games graphics, especially fallouts graphics. Its a game, its for playing, not the way it looks.[/b] •No co-op -This isn't a problem, more like a suggestion. The game [i]screams[/i] to be co-op and maybe die hard Fallout fans will disagree because it's different than what they're used to, but the game would benefit from some kind of Co-Op. [b]Id like some coop too, not going to lie.[/b]